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The
nner
Volume XXXIV, Number 5
A Publication of the Students of Cal Baptist
November 3, 1989
Partners in Progress
surpasses victory goal
(PlC)-Cal Baptist has exceeded
the $5.2 million victory goal of
the Partners in Progress campaign and added a new mini-
campaign.
"We have reached beyond our
victory goal with $5,257,868,
preparing the way for growth and
expansion," said Jay Chance, vice
president for public affairs.
"It was exciting when we surpassed the base goal of $3.2 million and now that we have
reached the victory goal, we are
encouraged that so many people
have seen the potential of Cal
Baptist and chosen to be a part of
Briefs
Beginnings:
The College Singers will
be performing Beginnings
by Buryl Reed at 7:30pm
on November 10 at Palm
Baptist Church. The entire College community is
invited to attend this free
show.
Gaslight;
Tonight and tommorrow
are the last chances to see
the fall production Gaslight. The suspenseful
drama stars Gary Griffitts
and Keri Weirich. Showtime begins at 8pm.
Pre-registration:
Pick up your schedule of :
classes for interterm and
spring in the Academic
Dean's office. Preregistration for classes begins Monday, November
6 and continues through
December 15.
Volleyball playoffs:
Support the Golden State
Athletic Conference champion Lady Lancers as they
battle for superiority this
weekend in district
playoffs. The first game
is set for 2:30 Friday
against the Biola Eagles.
our future," Chance continued.
The campaign has seven mini-
campaigns under way. Growing
out of the Riverside Partners in
Progress campaign, College officials have added the Business Administration campaign.. Local
businesses determined to raise
$2.8 million to expand the business administration division
through additional professors,
new programming, and a new
business building. The official
kick-off for the new campaign is
forthcoming after the first of the
year.
Trustees meet
this weekend
The Board of Trustees will
conduct their fall meeting this
weekend. The Board-which
sets policy for the College-will
meet in an open session on Saturday morning in the A.J. Staples room. All members of the
College community are invited
to attend this meeting at 10am.
Inspector Rough, played by Richard Mobley, informs Bella Mannitigham (Keri Weirich), of the secret identity of her husband. Review, page 3. (Photo by Ann Kttbu)
Couple leads students
in quake relief effort
Diplomat visits
Cal Baptist
Czecholslavakian ambassador
Dr. Miroslav Houstecky makes a
return visit to Cal Baptist today
as he speaks to students in the
Book of Life building during the
chapel hour.
Dr. Tim Luther, head of the
Government department, said, "I
think it will be extremely exciting and provoccative considering
the turmoil (in Eastern Europe)."
The ambassador visited Cal
Baptist last spring and hosted a
College delegation in Washington D.C. over spring break last
year.
The ambassador is scheduled to
deliver the address in the BOL at
10:10. He is also to talk with
students and faculty members at a
luncheon, and later he is to speak
with the Board of Trustees.
"I think it is very timely and
very important, a must," said Luther.
By Kryn Grace
Staff writer for The Banner
Saturday, October 21 was no
ordinary day at the Lancer Arms
apartments. Kevin and Kerry
Pope went door to door seeking
donations to send to the Santa
Cruz earthquake relief effort.
Pedley Baptist Chruch worked
with the Jaycee's to gather clothing, food, and other items for the
families who lost everything in
the earthquake's destruction.
Building representatives helped
the Pope's in gathering goods and
letting people know where to
drop items off.
The pile on the sidewalk in
front of apartment #11—
consisting of garbage bags full of
clothing and boxes overflowing
with food-reached the windows
and spilled on to the lawn. A
truck belonging to a Pedley Baptist member was filled with the
items by no less than ten residents, including three grade-
school boys. The residents of
Lancer Arms came to a realization that the earthquake affected
people who were much like those
living on this campus.
When the truck arrived in Santa
Cruz, the Jaycee's informed Pedley Baptist Church that their
truck was among the largest to
arrive in the area.
The tremendous response
shown in this particular effort
fueled the fire for a canned food
drive the following week. The
No Exit and the ASCBC office
accepted cans, and then the Pope's
loaded them for delivery to the
Jaycee office on Sunday, October
29.
Kerry said, "The response to
the effort was overwhelming." It
is encouraging to see families and
students giving of themselves to
help those suffering because of a
disaster. This leads to an understanding that this is a very small
world we live in, and the help we
offer others will one day return to
us.
The 89 Vote
Riverside residents will
go to the polls on Tuesday
to elect the city's mayor.
Incumbent mayor Ab
Brown faces a difficult reelection campaign against
six challengers, including
City Council members
Robert Bowers and Terry
Erizzel. In this issue of
77k? Banner, campaign
statements from several of
the candidates appear on
page 5.
INSIDE
Love is the message.
World forum
...Page 2
...Page 3
Riverside mayor's race...:
...Page 5
CarpePiem.
...Page 8

The
nner
Volume XXXIV, Number 5
A Publication of the Students of Cal Baptist
November 3, 1989
Partners in Progress
surpasses victory goal
(PlC)-Cal Baptist has exceeded
the $5.2 million victory goal of
the Partners in Progress campaign and added a new mini-
campaign.
"We have reached beyond our
victory goal with $5,257,868,
preparing the way for growth and
expansion" said Jay Chance, vice
president for public affairs.
"It was exciting when we surpassed the base goal of $3.2 million and now that we have
reached the victory goal, we are
encouraged that so many people
have seen the potential of Cal
Baptist and chosen to be a part of
Briefs
Beginnings:
The College Singers will
be performing Beginnings
by Buryl Reed at 7:30pm
on November 10 at Palm
Baptist Church. The entire College community is
invited to attend this free
show.
Gaslight;
Tonight and tommorrow
are the last chances to see
the fall production Gaslight. The suspenseful
drama stars Gary Griffitts
and Keri Weirich. Showtime begins at 8pm.
Pre-registration:
Pick up your schedule of :
classes for interterm and
spring in the Academic
Dean's office. Preregistration for classes begins Monday, November
6 and continues through
December 15.
Volleyball playoffs:
Support the Golden State
Athletic Conference champion Lady Lancers as they
battle for superiority this
weekend in district
playoffs. The first game
is set for 2:30 Friday
against the Biola Eagles.
our future" Chance continued.
The campaign has seven mini-
campaigns under way. Growing
out of the Riverside Partners in
Progress campaign, College officials have added the Business Administration campaign.. Local
businesses determined to raise
$2.8 million to expand the business administration division
through additional professors,
new programming, and a new
business building. The official
kick-off for the new campaign is
forthcoming after the first of the
year.
Trustees meet
this weekend
The Board of Trustees will
conduct their fall meeting this
weekend. The Board-which
sets policy for the College-will
meet in an open session on Saturday morning in the A.J. Staples room. All members of the
College community are invited
to attend this meeting at 10am.
Inspector Rough, played by Richard Mobley, informs Bella Mannitigham (Keri Weirich), of the secret identity of her husband. Review, page 3. (Photo by Ann Kttbu)
Couple leads students
in quake relief effort
Diplomat visits
Cal Baptist
Czecholslavakian ambassador
Dr. Miroslav Houstecky makes a
return visit to Cal Baptist today
as he speaks to students in the
Book of Life building during the
chapel hour.
Dr. Tim Luther, head of the
Government department, said, "I
think it will be extremely exciting and provoccative considering
the turmoil (in Eastern Europe)."
The ambassador visited Cal
Baptist last spring and hosted a
College delegation in Washington D.C. over spring break last
year.
The ambassador is scheduled to
deliver the address in the BOL at
10:10. He is also to talk with
students and faculty members at a
luncheon, and later he is to speak
with the Board of Trustees.
"I think it is very timely and
very important, a must" said Luther.
By Kryn Grace
Staff writer for The Banner
Saturday, October 21 was no
ordinary day at the Lancer Arms
apartments. Kevin and Kerry
Pope went door to door seeking
donations to send to the Santa
Cruz earthquake relief effort.
Pedley Baptist Chruch worked
with the Jaycee's to gather clothing, food, and other items for the
families who lost everything in
the earthquake's destruction.
Building representatives helped
the Pope's in gathering goods and
letting people know where to
drop items off.
The pile on the sidewalk in
front of apartment #11—
consisting of garbage bags full of
clothing and boxes overflowing
with food-reached the windows
and spilled on to the lawn. A
truck belonging to a Pedley Baptist member was filled with the
items by no less than ten residents, including three grade-
school boys. The residents of
Lancer Arms came to a realization that the earthquake affected
people who were much like those
living on this campus.
When the truck arrived in Santa
Cruz, the Jaycee's informed Pedley Baptist Church that their
truck was among the largest to
arrive in the area.
The tremendous response
shown in this particular effort
fueled the fire for a canned food
drive the following week. The
No Exit and the ASCBC office
accepted cans, and then the Pope's
loaded them for delivery to the
Jaycee office on Sunday, October
29.
Kerry said, "The response to
the effort was overwhelming." It
is encouraging to see families and
students giving of themselves to
help those suffering because of a
disaster. This leads to an understanding that this is a very small
world we live in, and the help we
offer others will one day return to
us.
The 89 Vote
Riverside residents will
go to the polls on Tuesday
to elect the city's mayor.
Incumbent mayor Ab
Brown faces a difficult reelection campaign against
six challengers, including
City Council members
Robert Bowers and Terry
Erizzel. In this issue of
77k? Banner, campaign
statements from several of
the candidates appear on
page 5.
INSIDE
Love is the message.
World forum
...Page 2
...Page 3
Riverside mayor's race...:
...Page 5
CarpePiem.
...Page 8